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2013
DOI: 10.6063/motricidade.9(2).617
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Desenvolvimento motor de crianças entre 0 e 18 meses de idade: Diferenças entre os sexos

Abstract: RESUMOOs primeiros anos na vida da criança são fundamentais para a aquisição de habilidades motoras, cognitivas e sociais; desta forma as oportunidades ofertadas as crianças e as expectativas sociais podem interferir no desenvolvimento. O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar e comparar o desenvolvimento motor de meninos e meninas na primeira infância. Participaram deste estudo, 90 crianças de 0 a 18 meses (45 meninas e 45 meninos pareados por idade), residentes no sul do Brasil, provenientes de Escolas de Educaçã… Show more

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“…When comparing MD according to genders, there was a statistically significant difference (Table 3) in manual dexterity tasks (after 12 months), revealing better performance for girls, while boys demonstrated better motor performance in the tasks of throwing and receiving (initial evaluation and after 12 months). Early childhood studies suggest that boys and girls have similar MD during the first two years of life (Eickmann et al, 2007;Saccani & Valentini, 2010;Venturella et al, 2013), but at a later age, motor differences begin to appear, as occurred in this study and also mentioned by Cliff et al (2009), with boys being better at locomotion skills and girls better at controlling objects (Hardy et al, 2010). In the Brazilian context, Silva et al (2016) reinforce the results of this research when evaluating preschoolers aged 4 to 5 years old, emphasizing the better performance of boys in ball skills.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When comparing MD according to genders, there was a statistically significant difference (Table 3) in manual dexterity tasks (after 12 months), revealing better performance for girls, while boys demonstrated better motor performance in the tasks of throwing and receiving (initial evaluation and after 12 months). Early childhood studies suggest that boys and girls have similar MD during the first two years of life (Eickmann et al, 2007;Saccani & Valentini, 2010;Venturella et al, 2013), but at a later age, motor differences begin to appear, as occurred in this study and also mentioned by Cliff et al (2009), with boys being better at locomotion skills and girls better at controlling objects (Hardy et al, 2010). In the Brazilian context, Silva et al (2016) reinforce the results of this research when evaluating preschoolers aged 4 to 5 years old, emphasizing the better performance of boys in ball skills.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet in addition to these factors, Saccani, Valentini 22 emphasized the length of stay in the intensive care unit is inversely related to child development.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em um estudo [30], esta observação também é evidente para uma população que não realiza intervenção. No entanto, a média das pontuações é maior em todas as posturas neste grupo interventivo [8]. Não obtínhamos grupo controle, o que nos dificulta dizer que foi o PIMP que auxiliou na evolução do desempenho dos bebês, o que podemos afirmar com certeza é que o PIMP oportunizou experiências sensóriomotoras para os bebês.…”
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“…O diagnóstico precoce do atraso no desenvolvimento favorece que a intervenção seja iniciada o quanto antes. Há uma maior reorganização e aumento neuronal com ampliação das redes sinápticas nesse período, permitindo novas aquisições [8] e atenuando as implicações das desordens motoras [9] a curto, médio e longo prazo.…”
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